Mixed typography

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Branding for the Brooklyn Film Festival 2020

Graphic Design, Illustration

To inform the topics discussed in our forthcoming Extra Nice campaign, we’re keen to hear how the effects of the pandemic have altered your creative way of working.

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Monster Kitchen and Bar is located at Hotel Hotel in Canberra. The 200 seat restaurant meanders through the hotel lobby and ground floor, and is preoccupied with local and seasonal produce prepared for sharing. U-P designed the identity for Monster applying it to menus, signag

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Born and raised where she still resides, in the suburbs of Lisbon, Rita Matos is a graphic designer that fell in love with the letterform gradually. “I always had a strong instinct to write and draw like an idiot” she told us. “But I didn’t realize what typography was as a discipline until I was in design school” she adds. “To be fair, I just started exploring it in more than one ways. I guess we all get involved with typography at some level even if we don’t know what it really stands for”…

The overprint effect is a timeless art style that was traditionally created by manually printing two colours over the same area, but it is also commonly replicated in digital art, where the Multiply blending mode in art software can simulate the subtractive colour mix. The effect is often used to create vibrant poster designs with […]

Say hello to Seriously Nostalgic! A classy eighties magazine inspired serif – with a complementary italic version 🙂 Both come in two versions one with more contrast and crisper than the other. In true Eighties style, they also come in varying degrees of Condensed form – mix and match them to create eye-catching effects.